Whether you're hiring an escort or working as one, good manners make the whole encounter smoother. Think of it like any other date—politeness, clear communication, and mutual respect go a long way. Below are real‑world tips you can start using today.
Start with a friendly, straightforward message. Mention your name, the date you’re interested in, and a quick idea of what you’d like to do. Avoid vague or overly sexual language in the first contact; it can feel aggressive and turn people off. A good template is: “Hi, I’m Alex, I’ll be in Paris on June 12 and would love to explore the city with you. Are you available that evening?”
When you agree on a time, confirm it at least a few hours beforehand. A quick text like, “Looking forward to 7 pm at the hotel—still good for you?” shows you respect their schedule and reduces last‑minute cancellations.
Show up on time. If you’re running late, send an honest update—don’t leave them waiting without explanation. A delay of 5‑10 minutes is understandable, but more than that without notice can feel disrespectful. If you’re the escort, arriving a few minutes early demonstrates professionalism and gives you a moment to settle in.
Plan the night’s flow ahead of time. Decide whether you’ll have dinner, a show, or just a private evening. Share the plan early so both sides know what to expect and can dress appropriately.
Never assume consent. Even if you’ve discussed certain activities, always check in during the encounter. Simple phrases like, “Is this okay?” or “Do you want to continue?” keep the vibe comfortable and show you respect the other person’s limits.
For escorts, set clear boundaries in your profile—what you’re comfortable with and what’s off‑limits. For clients, read those boundaries carefully and stick to them. Ignoring them can lead to awkward moments and damage reputations.
Both parties value privacy. Keep phone numbers, photos, and personal details confidential. Don’t post anything on social media without explicit permission. If you’re the client, avoid asking for personal info beyond what’s needed for the meet‑up.
When you leave a venue, be mindful of who might overhear. Speak quietly about payment and any follow‑up plans. Discretion isn’t just a fancy word; it’s a core part of the trust you build.
Discuss payment before the meet‑up. Most escorts prefer cash or a secure digital method and will state their rates clearly. Paying promptly, right after the service, avoids awkwardness. If you’re the escort, hand over a receipt or a thank‑you note—small gestures reinforce professionalism.
Never haggle over the price mid‑session. If you think the rate is too high, decide before you book. Respect the agreed amount; it’s part of the service contract.
When the time is up, thank your companion sincerely. A simple “Thank you for a great evening, I really enjoyed our time together” leaves a positive impression and may open the door for future bookings.
If you want to stay in touch, ask politely, “Would you be open to a follow‑up?” If they decline, accept it gracefully—pressuring them feels rude and can damage your reputation.
Good escort manners are about treating each other like any other professional interaction: with courtesy, clear communication, and respect. Follow these basics, and you’ll create experiences that feel classy, comfortable, and memorable for everyone involved.